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YOUR RESEARCHCAn you ID these wheels?
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Or....worse yet, misrepresent a set a wheels as Champion that are not.
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I have the same on my car. At least the same look. I don't think mine have much marking on them so I can't be sure they are the same, but they sure look similar.
they are like these but in aluminum color
http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/pts/2041760835.html
They do looks similar but the ones for sale have this strange cut out for the valve stem. I saw pictures of real champion RB4's which also have this cutout but I cant find any info on RB4's are they seem like an old discontinued model.
I can't imagine that Champion has their wheels made in Japan. I would call them. That is the ONLY way you are going to find out. THe last thing you want to do is sell a set of replicas that turn out to be genuine. Or....worse yet, misrepresent a set a wheels as Champion that are not.
looking from the back of the wheel, the hub had a lip and the center spoke section was screwed to that with those little screwed with each screw having a square nut in back. Looked real to me but im no expert
2 of the wheels where in rather bad shape with the chrome on the lip slaking off from an old curb rash that started to rust.
Im not sure I even want to deal with these a this point.
2 of the pzerros look brand new, the sizes are 245 and 275 which seem to also be the wrong size for a 996?
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